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Make a report
If you want to report an incident of sexual violence and misconduct, you have different options available to you. Learn more about your options below. If you want to discuss the options, contact one of our case managers for assistance.
Your Reporting Options
The SVSPO can help you with both disclosures and reports of sexual violence and misconduct.
Investigations of Students
Learn what happens if the respondent (the person you allege caused you harm) is a student.
Investigations of Faculty and Staff
Learn what happens if the respondent (the person you allege caused you harm) is faculty or staff.
For more information about the reporting process, please refer to this information sheet.